Valeo Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Excellent working environment, and great technical and soft skills can be improved."

"Valeo is a great company, if you work here for a while, you can have success on every task everywhere in the world."

"Valeo is a really nice place and you will enjoy working there, thrilling environment and the teamwork there is just great"

"I have worked for VALEO for 4 years, I have learnt a lot in this place and I would like to say that it has a group of colleagues who could be considered the best in the country."

"Good place to learn a lot but International bureaucracy is a roadblock."

"Company focus on financial results and on innovations needed for the tomorrow's cars."

What do you like about working at Valeo?

"Culture, Colleagues, Training, Development Potential, Exposure, Growth and opportunity to move to other divisions"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Give your best and give the most of you all the time!"

What don't you like about working at Valeo?

"Not having so much time to dedicate to my own life"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Focus on real problems and stop arguing so much about things that can be easily solved"

"I am been working with Valeo for 5 years. It is a great innovative company in the automotive sector."

"Exciting cutting edge technologies in automotive lighting - the bling of cars. Management tends to overcommit resources consistently resulting in delayed launches, poor quality, high scrap, and unhappy customers. Then post launch they steal resources from active programs which puts them behind. Vicious cycle. This seems to be a common theme across the different business units."

"Good company. Gained a significant amount of experience at Valeo."

"Valeo is a good starting point for employees with a variety of projects to be apart of, however they do struggle keeping on track and meeting deadlines."

"I’ve worked for this company for decades. Ever since the French have taken over, it’s been in a downward decline. At this point all skilled based jobs are treated as second class citizens. The management has always been disorganized. This problem has just gotten worse in the last few years. Benefits are not a guarantee anymore. Company use to have a very good 401k match. Not anymore. They will change around your schedule just to rob your holiday pay. They rely more on there mold technicians to make a quality product then there engineers. The tooling is a challenge anymore now that most of it comes out of China. They have an apprenticeship program that’s the going joke anymore. The majority finish the program and then either leave the company or move into jobs that weren’t what the program was for. They recruit engineering degree college graduates from a college out of Ohio to be mold technicians. They pay them more then there seasoned Technicians. This is a bad situation for both them and the people that have worked there for years. There always grasping at straws finding skill labor when all they have to do is treat their workers fairly. Seems pretty simple yet, they don’t get it. Anyone seeking a job here. Be prepared, this is just a small sample of what goes on here."

What do you like about working at Valeo?

"Benefits, pay location and vacation time. Type of job performance"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"watch your back, and do not believe all you are told. Watch out for HR"

What don't you like about working at Valeo?

"Employee HR and back stabing molding supervisor who know who they are."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Get rid of employee HR and back stabing supervisor, they know who they are."